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From: dpalermo@aludra.usc.edu (Dan Palermo)
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Subject: Re: LISP Wanted
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Date: 22 Dec 90 18:19:15 GMT
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In article <2638765@mtsg.ubc.ca> USERSIG@MTSG.UBC.CA writes:
>Does any LISP system (commercial, shareware, whatever) exist for
>Apple II ProDOS, DOS 3.3, or CP/M?

  There does exist a LISP package for the Apple but I have never had the
chance to use it myself.  The package is:

		KeyLISP The language - Apple // version
		Gerard D Mickon, XPrime Corporation

  It is available as a book (check your local bookstore for ordering) and
had an order form for the software.  I think the book was under $30, but
the software was about $120 (one reason why I never picked it up).  It
sounded like the auther made a few extensions to the language, but it was
still basically Common LISP.

  If you find out more about this or other LISP packages, I would be
interested in hearing what you think about them.  I think it's about time
my little Apple picked up another language (Merry Christmas!!).

Hope this helps,
  Dan Palermo
  dpalermo@usc.edu